Rocket Fire on the Golan Heights; Israeli Forces Target Two Syrian Army Positions

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that Israeli forces fired at least two missiles at two positions of the Syrian army on Wednesday, March 7, in response to rockets fired at the Golan Heights. According to the organization's website, the two Syrian military positions are located near 'Tal al-Horan' between the cities of 'Nawa' and 'Jasim' in the outskirts of 'Daraa'. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in London, noted that there were no reported casualties following this attack. The organization added that the attack on the Golan Heights was carried out by groups collaborating with Hezbollah in Lebanon. According to statistics compiled by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, this is the 21st Israeli attack against 41 targets in Syrian territory this year, resulting in the deaths of 41 individuals, including seven members of the Revolutionary Guards, nine members of Hezbollah, seven non-Syrian militants supported by the Islamic Republic, and ten Syrian militants supported by the Islamic Republic. A report by Soran Khatri discusses Syria becoming the largest source of psychotropic pills in the world. A U.S. special envoy will travel to Beirut to reduce tensions between Hezbollah and Israel. Israeli forces targeted a vehicle carrying Iranian forces from the 'Imam Hussein' brigade in Lebanon.